America tries to reassure visitors over new security checks

A senior US Homeland Security official briefed European travel industry representatives in Brussels on new entry controls that come into force today including mandatory fingerprinting and photography for European visitors.

America tries to reassure visitors over new security checks

A senior US Homeland Security official briefed European travel industry representatives in Brussels on new entry controls that come into force today including mandatory fingerprinting and photography for European visitors.

Asa Hutchinson, under-secretary for border and transportation security, was expected to reassure the travel industry that the new rules would not lead to delays or infringe on the privacy of visitors to the United States.

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